Kindling Wood at Saxon Lime and Jtaimber Co
Saxon Lime and Jtaimber Company sells kindling wood at two dollars per two horse load. For orders call phone 78.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1917
Page
3
Saxon Lime and Jtaimber Company sells kindling wood at two dollars per two horse load. For orders call phone 78.
Chicago market shows hogs firm with varied bid ranges for different weights and types. Cattle unsettled with native beef prices and feeds, calves and cows varying widely. sheep steady with wethers and ewes quoted. Baltimore grain reports settling prices for wheat, No 2 red western, corn spot, oats, and hay bids. Philadelphia eggs and poultry prices listed. Chicago pork futures shown for July and September.
Chicago grain market data shows wheat, corn, and oats prices with July and September bids and no wheat sales noted. The health column warns that constipation is common and advises a daily bowel routine, water intake, proper food and exercise, plus Chamberlain’s Tablets as a mild laxative option.
To whom it may concern I have this day sold out my interest in the Bluestone Cafe at Bluestone West Virginia to M Farris who will continue to run same and will be responsible for all debts made after June 14 1917 Signed SAM KIASSIM 6 19 2ts
Mrs H S Brown hosted a luncheon at Bluefield Country Club. Emma O'Brien visited Welch to see Mrs Swope. S M Buck and Miss Buck returned from a northern city trip. C S Taylor and spouse went to Pocahontas. I J Rhodes of Welch visited Mrs Howard Myers. I T Mann and children Billie and Peggie arrived from Washington for summer at their home. Ethel Bowen and niece Elizabeth Bowen Jones returned from Philadelphia. FE BE Hartsook Virginia Collins and Jairus Collins left for New York City. T H Clagett of Bluefield motored here. KE Cecil visited Bluefield. O M Nelson, lately ill, seen out on the street. Pertie Adams of Charleston visiting Mrs Percy McElrath departed home. Mr and Mrs T A Little and daughter of Texas guests of Mr Little and Mrs R T Little Sr. Dr S J Bryant left for West Baden Ind for health. Mrs J B Perry hosted the Bridge Club. W J Pritchard went to Pocahontas.
The state attorney general rules that the twenty five cent good roads levy may be added to existing levies for debt interest and sinking funds. Lincoln county voters recently approved a total bond issue of 675000 dollars, available May 1, for permanent road construction and bridge maintenance after proper location.
Bishop Thomas Nicholson a widely known figure in the Methodist Episcopal church will wed Miss Eve lyn Riley in Greencastle Indiana tomorrow. Miss Riley is an instructor at Cornell College Mount Vernon Iowa.
The New York Giants beat New York in the final game of a 1881 series as both pitchers excelled. Batteries: Groom and Severoid for New York. Fisher and Walters for the opposition.
Chicago scored four fourth inning runs aided by a Toney four hit spree and a pitcher error to beat Cincinnati 4 to 2 in National League play. Demaree and Elliott teamed for Cincinnati while Toney and Knetzer contributed for Chicago.
Detroit Tigers hitter Ty Cobb stars amid Eastern swing as Pirates stumble and Honus Wagner returns. Johnny Evers struggles for form while Troy joines Braves hope for regular play. Christy Mathewson keeps Reds pressing for top division, Happy Felsch boosts White Sox, Pat Moran’s Phillies surge when firing on all cylinders. Star pitchers Ruth, Alexander, Johnson, Caldwell exhibit rare batting distance, as multiple clubs report two players share the same name. Gould of the Indians shows promise but battles late-game blowups. Athletics boast several clouting stars and seek dependable pitching to close gaps.
The Gary chapter of the American Red Cross held a Thursday meeting and a dance at the Welch skating rink to support the Red Cross war fund. Members contributed through robe making, sales, and memberships with hefty sums listed for No. 10 operation, Thorpe auxiliary, and numerous individual donors, totaling 1758 dollars.
A vintage beauty tip promotes lemon juice with orchard white to create a quarter pint of skin softener. It claims to whiten freckles and tan, smooth rough skin, and nourish the face neck arms and hands with daily massage. The article urges buying three ounces of orchard white and two lemons for preparation.
An old advertisement touts Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer as a safe, non dye hair solution that turns gray hair to a natural dark shade. It claims to restore health and luster, offers a money back guarantee, and invites readers to buy 50 cents for a large bottle at The Goodykoontz Drug Co or order via Hessig Ellis Drug Co Memphis Tennessee. Includes promotions for related Q-Ban products.
A long string of personal names and surnames listed in sequence. No clear context, event, or organization provided in the readable text to determine a specific action or outcome.
In 1918 the United States invested more than 2.5 billion dollars in film concerns. That year U.S. exports to Sweden totaled fourteen million five hundred fifty-five thousand five hundred ten dollars in goods.
In Texas City Mrs G H Schill recalls three years of head pain and nervous distress. She found relief after using Cardui, taking three bottles and reporting no headaches since. The advertisement urges others to try Cardui for female troubles with a long record of use.
In the Top Allegheny Mountains district Yellow Sulphur Springs offers a 50 acre park for relaxation and recreation. The site promises a home atmosphere with fine dancing and other amusements and states hundreds attended in past seasons with economical rates for families and children.
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